An STM32 emulator written in Rust for 3D printers
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Re: An STM32 emulator written in Rust for 3D printers
#2I suppose emulating STM32s is all we can do at the moment. Impossible to buy one until sometime in 2023. On a more serious note: Great project!
Re: An STM32 emulator written in Rust for 3D printers
#3I suppose emulating STM32s is all we can do at the moment. Impossible to buy one until sometime in 2023. On a more serious note: Great project!
I thought MCUs popular in both industry, college, and among hobbyists would be more readily available by now.
What is actually possible to get your hands on now? What about 32-bit ARM Arduinos and ESP32s?
Re: An STM32 emulator written in Rust for 3D printers
#4I suppose emulating STM32s is all we can do at the moment. Impossible to buy one until sometime in 2023. On a more serious note: Great project!
I thought MCUs popular in both industry, college, and among hobbyists would be more readily available by now. What is actually possible to get your hands on now? What about 32-bit ARM Arduinos and ESP32s?
We're using ESP32s in everything, originally because they're pretty great (what's not to love about lots of IO combined with wifi and bluetooth?) but also now because they're the only thing you can get.
Re: An STM32 emulator written in Rust for 3D printers
#5Could this be used for automated tests?
Re: An STM32 emulator written in Rust for 3D printers
#6I suppose emulating STM32s is all we can do at the moment. Impossible to buy one until sometime in 2023. On a more serious note: Great project!
How come STM32s are not available? I thought the chip supply issues were mostly related to smaller process nodes while these should be made on relatively older ones.
Re: An STM32 emulator written in Rust for 3D printers
#7Could this be used to, say, reverse-engineer the Chitubox-proprietary file format that a lot of 4K+ MSLA printers use?
Re: An STM32 emulator written in Rust for 3D printers
#8I suppose emulating STM32s is all we can do at the moment. Impossible to buy one until sometime in 2023. On a more serious note: Great project!
I thought MCUs popular in both industry, college, and among hobbyists would be more readily available by now. What is actually possible to get your hands on now? What about 32-bit ARM Arduinos and ESP32s?
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Re: An STM32 emulator written in Rust for 3D printers
#9I suppose emulating STM32s is all we can do at the moment. Impossible to buy one until sometime in 2023. On a more serious note: Great project!
How come STM32s are not available? I thought the chip supply issues were mostly related to smaller process nodes while these should be made on relatively older ones.
No there's an everything shortage in electronics. Fancy chips, old chips, power chips, capacitors, connectors, epoxy resin.
https://www.digikey.com/en/resources/reports/lead-time-trend...
Re: An STM32 emulator written in Rust for 3D printers
#10I suppose emulating STM32s is all we can do at the moment. Impossible to buy one until sometime in 2023. On a more serious note: Great project!
How come STM32s are not available? I thought the chip supply issues were mostly related to smaller process nodes while these should be made on relatively older ones.
The short answer is that they are not building more fabs for non-leading edge processes, like those used by STM32.
There is an interesting video about this: